Singer Laren and RKD collaborate on Kees van Dongen exhibition
Anita Hopmans, senior curator at the RKD, is guest curator for the exhibition Kees van Dongen at Singer Laren.
Collaboration RKD and Szépmüvészeti Múzeum Budapest
The Szépmüvészeti Múzeum is preparing a collection catalogue of its Dutch and Flemish landscape paintings from the period 1600-1800.
Ger Luijten (1956-2022)
Meeting Ger was an unforgettable experience. There are few colleagues able to confront you with the materiality of works of art with such enthusiasm, knowledge, expertise and a sharp eye for significant detail.
Mondrian and photography: professional portraits and snapshots
Discover an unknown side of Piet Mondrian in this book, published jointly by the RKD and Tijdsbeeld Publishers.
Marks on Art: Painting has started
The RKD is thrilled to announce the receival of a Digital Art History Grant from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation for the project Marks on Art Database.
Artist’s archive belonging to Erwin de Vries accessible to the public from 1 December
In 2021 the RKD received the archive of Erwin de Vries (1929-2018), a prominent sculptor and painter.
Pretty Brilliant: female artists in the RKD archives
On Friday 2 December See All This will be launching the second part of Pretty Brilliant, a special issue about female artists.
Drawings of Utrecht by Herman Saftleven
A small book titled A stroll along Utrecht’s city walls. Old drawings and new photographs.
The Nivaagaard Collection starts research project with the RKD
The Nivaagaard Collection and the RKD have started to collaborate on the research project Dutch and Flemish paintings at The Nivaagaard Collection.
Conservation of drawings and prints with highlights from the Mauritshuis
A wonderful gift from the Mauritshuis: 250 nineteenth-century prints and drawings depicting works of art in the Mauritshuis collection.
Predecessors of Bredius: Nicolaas de Roever and Adriaan de Vries
At the start of this year, the RKD successfully launched the Bredius notes crowdsourcing project.
Join in and help make the Bredius notes accessible!
As of now, the crowdsourcing platform (in Dutch) through which the RKD aims to enable the accessibility of art historian Abraham B
